1989 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 2.5L Died while accelerating, Now turns over but will not start.... Please Help

Asked by ArmyIraqVet717 May 02, 2010 at 04:57 PM about the 1989 Jeep Wrangler Sahara

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Tested Coil with Ohmeter, Is not getting spark, I JUST changed my water Pump, otherwise havent ever had this problem before. Want to get the right part, but don't know which one that would be... Please Help Me

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Aaron answered 13 years ago

i would say fallow the wire and keep checkin it see if you can find a short. jeep is natorious for wireing problems i use to own one. that or check your fuel pump. if its crankin your gettin power. kinda sounds like a fuel problem.

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Steven answered 13 years ago

ya just like arron said jeeps are known for that or bad grounds and also like he said fuel pump,fuel filter,relays and if you still have the carberator on it you may need to get your carb rebuilt i had a simular problem with my weber carb it would start then stop or if it did stay running it ran rough so i had to get mine rebuilt you may have a stuck float

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